Mobile Apps Built from a Single, Scalable Codebase

For most business apps, cross-platform. A React Native app draws real native interface elements, runs on iOS and Android from one codebase, and can use the camera, push notifications, biometrics and location. Fully native apps, written separately in Swift and Kotlin, suit graphics-heavy games, advanced augmented reality or hardware-intensive apps; if yours is one, we'll say so.

SaaS companion apps, customer and member portals, internal staff tools, dashboards, booking and ordering, and form-heavy workflows. If your app depends on intensive real-time graphics, we'll discuss whether native is the better fit.

A full custom iOS and Android app is our Custom App Development tier, $18,000 - $50,000; a focused first version fits the MVP Build tier, $8,000 - $20,000. Price depends on the screens and user roles, whether we build the backend or connect to yours, native features, integrations such as payments, and offline support. Store accounts are yours: Apple charges a yearly developer membership fee and Google Play a one-time registration fee, both paid by you directly. Each phase has a fixed price, and most projects are paid in four 25% milestone payments.

Sometimes a web app is enough. If people use it mostly at a desk, occasionally, or find you through search, a responsive web app costs less, skips store review and can still sit on a phone's home screen. A store app earns its cost when people open it often, rely on push notifications or biometric sign-in, or expect to find you in the stores.

Yes. React Native and Expo give an app the camera, push notifications, file storage, Face ID and fingerprint sign-in, and location, added when a feature needs them. Some add submission steps, like telling Apple and Google why the app asks for location; we handle those too.

The app is published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, so it appears under your business name; you enroll and pay the store fees, with our help, and add us to the team. We prepare the builds, listings, screenshots and privacy details, submit them and answer reviewer questions. Both stores review apps on their own schedule. Organizations enrolling with Apple need a D-U-N-S Number, so request one early.

You do. After the final payment, you own the app's code, designs and database structure, and the app is listed under your own developer accounts. Hosting and database services are billed to you directly. If a project starts on our code or hosting accounts for convenience, we move it to yours whenever you ask.

Usually within 3-5 business days of the proposal being approved, and often sooner. We reply to every inquiry within 1 business day, and the first consultation is free. If you have a hard launch date, tell us up front and we'll say honestly whether it fits, app store review included.

Bugs found in the first month after launch (longer for larger apps) are fixed free. From then on, support is up to you: hourly, or a monthly plan from $375 for 5 hours. Apple and Google regularly change their operating systems and store rules, so ongoing support keeps the app current.

Yes. We can review your web or mobile code, recommend a cross-platform plan and build new features without stalling your roadmap. A React web app's TypeScript logic and API code can often be shared with a new React Native app. Work on an existing app falls in our Update Existing Site/App tier, $1,000 - $10,000.